Kleingarten

Urban Farm DB summary

German Kleingärten (allotment gardens) trace back to early-19th-century 'poor gardens' (Armengärten), with the first Schreber plot opened in Leipzig's Johannapark in 1865. Today about 15,000 clubs organized under 20 state federations and the national umbrella BKD manage roughly 867,092 registered plots, out of over 1 million plots nationwide covering about 46,000 hectares. The average plot size is 370 m²; as of 2008 the average transfer fee was €1,900 (€3,300 in large cities), average annual cost was €373, and the average user age was 60.

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• 867,092 plots

  organized plot count(kleingarten)

  Social

  region

  Germany

  method

  organized under BKD (20 state federations, ~15,000 clubs)

• 46,000 hectares

  total area(kleingarten)

  Social

  region

  Germany

• 370 m2

  average plot size(kleingarten)

  Social

  region

  Germany

• 373 eur

  average annual cost(kleingarten)

  Economics

  region

  Germany

• 60 years

  user average age(kleingarten)

  Social

  region

  Germany

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